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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-10-20
The Genera Assembly.


On the 18th, the treasury reports the ex.
penditure OF hall a million and $4,000 on
hand.
A. NJ. Dewey, who has been special or
~ganizer and instructor Of the Knights OF
Labor OF America, again introduced
his hobby-a weekly paper to be the
official orgap.
One OF the most interesting features OF
the secretary report is his chapter on
membership. There has been an apparent
decrease in the membership OF the order,
but the secretary has an explanation Tor
this. He a The number OF member
reported in good standing at the last session
of the general assembly was 702, 1924.
The salary expenses we're as follows:
Master Workman Powderly, $5,6S6.99
Worthy Foreman Gritiths, $S37.46; Sec
rotary Litchnan, S1,52S.11; Treasurer
Turner, SL,766.2S; General executive
board; T. b. Barry, s3,363; John w.
Hayes, $3.50; WilliamH H. Bailey. $4,000;
A. A. Carlton, S3,12S; 4. b. Mcclure,
1899; Ira b. Aylsworth, 81, 23S.
Delegate Sovereign OF Atlantic City, Iowa,
brought up the grievance OF the settlers in
Northern Iowa. The trouble OF the set
there is over a very large amount OF lands
in 0'Brien county, which are claimed by the
Chicago, Milwaukee Il st. Paul Railway
and from which n large
number OF eyictions have been rsade.
The petition which Mr.. Sovereign
bore was from the Old Settlers
association and the knights OF Labor OF
Iowa. 1t was voted to refer the matter to
a committee with instructions to prepare
a memorial to be forwarded to the secre.
tary OF the interior, protesting in unqual-
flied terms against the conduct OF the rail-
way company in ~ejecting actual settlers
from lands which the government a de-
elared belonged to them. That gigantic
monopoly, the Standard Oil company,
was again brought before the convention
and the people through the medium OF L.
H. Lawry OF Bradford. Pa.
East Indian Wheat Competition With America,
The report of Consul General Bonham
at Calcutta, British India, treats at length
of the wheat interests OF that country dur
ing the fiscal year ended March 81, 1886:
The area devoted to wheat Was about
81, 500, 900 acres and the total yield $780,
900, 900 bushels. As compared with
the wheat of the Pacific coast, the
Indian wheat is inferior, but
when exported to Europe it is mixed and
ground when wheat OF a superior quality,
and a fair marketable grade OF -four OBJ
tanned. The method OF cultiyating the soil
Is in the main the same as ii vas centuries
ago; yet the Indian farmers can successfully
compete with those OF the United States
in the production of wheat. This is due
to the fact that the Indian farmers outfit
represents a capital OF not more than $40
or $50, and his hired help works. feeds
aud clothes himself on about $3.50 a
month. The export OF wheat from Brit
ish India increased from 800, 900 cwt in
1865 to 81, 600, 900 cwt in 1886, and the
increase OF 1856 over 1885 amounted to
), 900, 900, ewt. To-day India is sec
ond only to the United States in wheat
growing: Furthermore, wheat growing in
India Is yet in it's infancy and its further
development depends principally upon the
means OF transportation to the sea board.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02

wor1; snd ksrs ~ - bseinnIne a. :
80 yssG whsn nnbks. SEQ Tssnlsss hius.
eaW - snT 1eAEtE he r1nsa m 10 bfaassd
SMna t1me llstks bn<zHr antarERandfna
g ue4t = m1Ams hg pnre. enrnast mn-
Sc nnag uo8 ooms EmtA an fhs truly
Gs.st shiaEs ID Ifs. tkss ere uurthy e
n11e2 ipsd fok. mas b sd nFs sGrseG.
M1A4 ex1qa ardno1z, eamrEnnsn1lBu
ssads hon ihose who 4oai6 ooms und9s
~ sgag and knSw hsR ehaFzna- An
t41s hEif ho1R hsRs and theEe. tried
Away q pkAne q aQma Win eurDa ghaa-
i0W. faohiona11D paeEex 9ompnBnK. mflI
net astn n6mitaenes into 20 rBalm 81
this mighty art. Ne. mnsic ~ mnts end
larns from thess, who elegantly thoaght
tkzy woosd hkr eel
1h9n. annla. mn1is nzHt aHa wfll Be
Iosed fog hszz11f afons. Ia e1ixia Of
gaia, s1thex q prAisa q eold, - her
Enais. muat be Gar awsy from s1s kearss
a. Der okssipina. Tha sFma axtiss ionsn
bImgen b hia art. and Il praise Tor his
s81xt eon1s. Ne hnt fuKms and lays & e
he fsst e - diEins Raddees wha0 b
eNfpe4 A. 6chilias ease Of ssisnss I:
= 70 uns che b tsas hiRh. he heavenly
Rol19ssS - anothers she esardB go
0hieh him With bu<tez snpplies.s 50 i
is. alas. wi1h music ais3. AmoaR beg
fsiloweFs are many 10 whom thefr art g
bat . msane 10 IN end--Rain fsr them
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02

b. - Misses Iaa an1 Jossps Ne
Mm FransnsAnl wss aarassed by Mira
9sesmmans end Mim nersss a Saess-
Mm I. D. Heaton xas azsissss .
MR 4. D. 8mlih-
Ma RohsEa Ahzsms 80 assis1sd D
1ar2 e n KinneaE. Ma Ca. F1hzssl.
N. 7. = KszsAass and Aiss oasa
IN q Arsnssa wss aszistsd by Mia.
Kiurski sod Hhs AEisss AEnrHsnsteln
Mo-. 3. q Hn9rehm@ was azzislsd b.
MfR O. + Ssuna. Ms. Il y. MiinaE. Ms
O ". RnrkeR. MrA Kkihoarna, Un
Bsxuzaoud Mi8 Booe.
Mn. W. = Booua 9ea assisted By
Mra. q. q Lpo1. Mrs. Barter aud Miss
0zans, - zxnassilis, oAie. Mrs.. kina.
Of OigmpiA, who wsa ASS - hAEo g.
sisted Mrs. Boone. did not arrive.
Ths Ltdies Aaxilisry rsssived a. tie
Z. ~. q. A. roouna 1he ro0ma were
vsry harzsfully dssesafs&; ~ ona snd q
fee reception room usrs Bumber ei
ninuts Rss iets nFrzn9sd IN letters
forming sba 4gFd we1eome,n and %
he didsHsnt walls W1Eo appfuprfaas
uscsaoss. Ga Z utand near ths doox wHs
6 register IN which each exllsf vas IN
sissd n regis3ar bis mama. The ladies
preasns we're the Misses Snyder. Plpess
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02

49,. il his earriaes wss ridine aionRl
esFig dssased wife By BE sidet
4. 800 and iaaas sbs leokea hke
Ana
A.aA-mwvef uta0d On the street. a
- $500
- ssrssaee ard eoupIs be eyed,
"a -. a. he uaFksd win his sac o.
ass ~, ! =.
'Isiss s'' ''oo 500 ''1
N. s..n IA the oarfiaee remarked -
~ -iea
.oaa shtag I would give 10 oould:
ma 800 - wealth for the atrenatA and
~ - SasIth
49, -, = - wfuw iha waoa >
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02

suisk; Rseoeaine s.esstsry. tanz
GsFisass kespse a. AppaRe11a. y. v,
WnskhsGs Eixas TeaahsF az Gymnnsaiua
O. MamtmRAnmssm. 8sa@n1 IA4rhER a
GYumaxAim. q BamehEfRnl. TEms1nae-
a ORA, y. AnshonF. q. Ynhlbansh.
MemheeA ". 4 Llegliyn. J. n
6milh, = CnaDpea1, I. Esc1en. q II
Gxi1ash, G. r. mleAsF, Hsary Lass. ..
O. Eiaen. ]. D. GaF3.ex. Jaoob z III
Tftns 8e6uih Andxsw Hsmrich. 7. II
HArawisk. Csc. T. Maainnla y1ha
Hink, Wm- HsxsnR. n. RpbMfA Rruaa
Rsmey. Arnold tsamitA. }. r. Manassas,
b. Yshibuzh, O. @. Afnnl1 b Kara
Gas. Ri1kyism, =. AufhunT. u. Relate.
Ohas. Ftnaeh. Aug. Wet. 3. Piper, =.
Dieko.an. g. q. Lewis. g. i. KicA, =
DssWilsR. @. ERsr. q. Rnkalssein, Ana
WieR. Al KFua. Alex. Nefs.eF, Fred
Kirshaw. o. =. WeRenek. Ana. Mshi-
corn, Frank Jobst. A. 6ohlossmaahar,
Geo. MeissuE Gao. d. HiIi, Jaunb B8eRlk
DK. KrieGk. q. II 4mith, AnaEew Liam.
b. n. Pstsrs. John Gresham. p. Lin
sermsn, @ p. Bsn. Z. SehnufsnhaEs.
Ssesb BsEseA. ". Esxrg. L0aia ofssn,
p. ". Wusthoa, q. AnsEhsimar, A.
Woltera Max Clsriaua PeofeasoE
essinla, 2. n. street, W. BALDWIN. =.
Klinksr, @. Wood, D. RolfA B. Damns.
w. Dsifsl. Adam Ortiz. John HemrinA,
J. Bernstein. n y. LaiE. O. A. Hhus&srs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02


szATTER rvnz vmEu.
Alshoack We are csovdsa for spaos,
ne eannat hello bni give . bFisf sketch
Of ths above hEehly oommendahls IN
ssitnfiou. Tha Tersin waa organized
Auxii asth, 1886, by AdAm Ort6, L.
s SsIs a m Dasns q s.sIa rg.. :;
Asd several others. u was foond snai
shs vafions headquarters thas she
vsrein had ceeupssd IN Qsiek saeess'
sion were D { lArRe sncnRh 20 acenm
modafs the fast incfsastnR and aasise
msmharuklp, and In JSnaArT, l6aR Il
was decided 70 h1iid . hall Of their own,
issninR stock therefor. To aeeompilsn
thai parpoos. oomnistse, ooneisstna Of
A Osih, v. Hngo Smlth aed Professas
Sisiule. WAs appointed % eeil he sioek,
add TIE snoasss q thsis andsreakiaa Gan
be tadaad ~ vlswinz shs nne, lArR
aarnaaars shaA oesaptsa tie aDfneT %
Foarth and JeAarzcn slrsetA
re hall propar q 60xIi0 fest. With .
isrpn staes a goa end. and n used C. 4
thszasf. ngmnsainm zRa heIlroom. Ia
The lever utsgy b loested he kitchen,
dinina roaa, meetfza Foon aud billlxf1
roan, and svssy hina thal tsnds u
enmgorl and oouvsulEase y fJund nere.
10 Us lsft, aft9r entering he mstc
door. & ths ladies' . srar0ha roo1h uieely
Farusshsd mnd ecmfnFsAhly heAiad. Tc
ehs riRht b tha santiemsu's drsazinR
rououn enh tiaksa olaM eombined-
a ART eIass tsnehsy IS gYmnasliss ~.
- eraaaaA nad uiii sosn STRIVE from
- Z "a Who Oil daHu4a All his tina e
a. fssirnssinn q cd and yauag 81
beth ssxaa.
TkaE nnva neosnilg p1raAA1ed
usraae a kundrad -delisR pfA1o thai theJ
80 sn aoeompanyirg ths veal msm
osss. of vhian tAsg hASs . iAEee nHm'
heE.
a prsasns lhs sosiety 80 lks msp-
hars. oDssEsd - foilowss Prssl14ets =
~. Rspnrt Yios Rrssi3snk A. 4slA
ouEssspsnAln9 ssspssaEy. v. has.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02
FmR cANAbaAR PAcaEaU AmnAn e.
AEh eemPETnFens.

This great tsansconiinenial route %
70 East b fast eainiBR afound IN pub.
lie opinion. Il has already earned 9
/ reputation for superior aoaommoda.
lions, comforts Of travel and courtesy
and fair dealing toward the pnhlia
ahruuah IL officials that may uall BE-
anvisd By otheE Amsrican linsn.
Hcme OF lie multiple advantages are
/ ia amooth, even road bed, elsQant and
uueQnaled equipnent sud the fact 81
there bsinR no ehAnas Of ears necessary
/ IN Q journey % shrss tho1aand miles. g.
from Tie Atlantie % the Paoi6a. This
last advantages is enjoyed b. chs poog a.
veil a. che rich. tha ooionis91' alaepagn
going eisaF shReueh without change. on
empress time, aBd withoue axaFa charge
| foF EleapinQ caomnodnkinna.
Another Marked fsatuFs % shia read
b ils eompleta immunity fFom anou
blookadea. The truth q this aassetioa
h sh0wn b. The oa1uFraneoa of lho
rr.asni winter. Whils othnE tsansson-
ttnontnl roa1n1 have lsosn nnow-noand
f0s days, and even tneak 10 q tims--aa
10 the ease at the present wxitin@-@4hs
Canadian Foute has not had q wheal
blocked b. auou. The AMPLE progia-
ionn made b. ths oowpany 70 prevent
dstantion n trains b. snow has proved
very sAtigfaetory, e shown ~ lhs re-
salts % far this season.
TIE Low rates Of fnfs established are
saeh as - enabls people ID very mods-
rate circumstances 10 lake q iFip across
the sentiment. Pngst SQUAD iai6nssriaa
havs aiFeady fslt the beneat of the
oomplstion Of tho Canadian Faaife.
The bop growers. lumber and shinsis
iou sonednls Of rates tbsy nov enfey.
u y esfimstsd that ne q. p. Railway
has already saved 20 PuRei SQUAD hog
growers @inme, on shia seasons crop,
9imM0. Oar psople Ehould s0s se Il
that eucb q pfomossr % tho pablio eel
fare eeoaigse evsfy ene8ufaRemsnt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02

fwnFF1NN ron TIM RuNf rMxaLkI0ENoNa.
s.Se wsrks thu music apos ssEth.
Ga 40 admias Il, een3a IL forshs
ne sd anoshet vosth % worth.
A nss creation bleom that rounds
The old creation, and expo1nas
Hm Bsaattfui n i1nafui eounda."
Muaie n tho leading art Of The present.
-. lnto tha widssi circles q has 1on
ias entranoa, aonstiiutiae IN tmpoRiant
paFs % ths adagssien o. ysuth; and q
ueAar ana more thoroegh tnasFosa and
anAeFstandine % tnie ara e betna I'm
pSfAilyely demanded fFom every hiahly
TnrpuHsoai ths olviliaed world, music
vita hss nagtc nuta h snthFoned IN ths
hsarta % men ~ arsa and RFeassss, and
therefore Of ell agea knowa 10 man,
thla. oaF iron are. as the aWeeee9t votoe
--shs votss Of BsethoVsn, bach, AenArs,
saaubsrt a1d Naguers Tue words 81
80 aruaa posas ase sweet SD Flsoipo4
hu8 the nslodioas wur6a - oar German
0osfks, aitsa wiah ths wss1o1 81 a1s
void. ssill will never app@Al % eseply
AnA tEalN 10 ang e1heg natso1Aiify 81
theT Do - auF 0eF1aa oeartA and
shsksspsArs,n LOFTY sonR. even theuah
lrnnspossd b. genius into ether tanRaAa'
eannot but Ioaa nemsVhst e ~ heaatg
Ia tha tfznspoaitto1. Bat Meate-dltin-
eaa Art, whal neod \ theF9 % tsand 1ll1n.
sbe esaAke q unisersAl tAAaaAes. WhAl
hee great. inspired prephesa hAvs nnn&
waa noa Mlooe Coz thar aaaasa people IN
tha FakharlAnd. Nat only -As far ~
the German tonRns resna1ds an Ger
Z An sag "a lips ahoon1A.S bet Tie %
dir woria i hair theEeses And here q
"a oe The Ear es1nnes of 80 faotas
oossA. WAsra . fec yekra 40 taa pies
alora knss ne votos af SOL ha1 ooRs
80 a sAAss AZ ths goEis's meis6y.
in NeaaalA re city SIS apan many
hllln. q - llaht mn1e he esgid ! hupa.
ana ramea a. aha gRnat hezaaa q unase,
ARE noa mere nanea nay mAfA ths
Ifgina ssaaaa % TIER uefks bare eesu
hear1 aaa la9sd % aet . fsss A14 ~
earnerE srriElp4 - kaeg u.ese g tesl
~. and eva q eosseefaaed e1srt ~
rprns - heosusa rsAl tBtsspEsteFs 81 ..
wonarazs haanklrs. @&y - oossrsed
III asas nlis ne haaFt of ths wrtasR VIA
nnpe ahms In saa naAR fet1ra - ~
loser sisne q osr dear c1ty'e pfoepesstv
uus nalx tha n sny vo1ned las 81 trees
"A sssnnfacsars eli bs keArd. bel y
cat aoasss aGd templxs. ths Faie snne
81 sweat earnest tsoals siu resqaoe
frosa snaplsed meatAH ane HAnaa Hasi
willinR. hstRainG ealA
EaFasn naSiA Tea. teaa q M ~.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02

HaE4. Wnlfo, oooH&e, 9t1ifauos D6noy,
Ranaolph, Hamlin, Hanson, Vrooman,
Allen, Norss, Adsns. KodsEboah, end
Mssdamss DAVIS. PazkAurst, Reeves,
KinneaF. Short, Prise, Booth. LHycook.
Fersy. Ward and others. AZ 8 O'clock
he mnsissl and literary enteFtainment
began and was thoroHghiy appreciated
By large audience. The program Goa
sistsd Of instrumantAl music by the Y.
Y. q A. archestrs; vocal solo, Mrs.. q.
2. Ward; recitation, Miss OAbssski;
aute and guitar dust, De. Price end
8. Shepard; DISSEMINATION, W. ". Rine-
bari, JF.; quartst, Msssfs. Bowman, La
!. Ooiman. Bates and q. Oolman3 vocal
colo, Miss 6paneer: hesitation, Miss
Ward; solo. Mrs. Barton; recitation,
Miss CLARK; instrumental colo, Mr..
sssyesng; yOoa Qnartss' Z. u. q 4.
Al the residences Of Mrs. George d.
Ill Who Gas 500 III 10 Fecsivs callers, 9
Saskst stood in the doorsay flled with
1utton-hoie bouQuess--sweet mementoes
OF other Nee Years. days.
Mrs. r. ,. Burue. Who was 90 have as-
listed Mrs. Maddooks, vas detained BY
illness, &C her home, where. how EVER,
she vas able 70 receive few callers.
RDoEIyrsa pA1s.
Follo9ine 10 q list Of Ssattls ladies
enc havs designated certain days upon
which ehey desire 10 Feosivs their
frieadn. Il IL understood that this liat
ell stand a. a. present during 1881,
snejeet, Of ooarae, 70 changes which will
b duly noted. Msuy ladies whose
aauss do not appear hays sslssted 40
paFsiculas day, cot are assays ready 10
reosiss calls:
Miss Ferry, Weduesd ,ys; Miss Fart i,
Rdaaye; Mrs. q. y. Whittlesey, Thurs
days; Mrs. w. q Pamp1rey, Fridays;
Mfs. y. O. Graaas. Thursdass; Mrs B.
Arunsen and Mics MorQanss~in, Fridays
and Friday evenings; Mrs John Lsary.
thursdays; Mrs.. Bailey GAszsrs, Thurs
days; Mrs ~ v. B. Stacy. Wednesdays;
Ms. W. II. H. Green and Mrs. o. Tools.
Tuurs isys; Mrs o. II. KittinQeE, Tues
a ys; Ms. 8. Frausnthal. Taursdays ;
Ms. Lsseh Hunt, Wednesdays. =.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02


sd ehess H1pDfnass - ulnsua ann
10 pfat41s 80 tnNkisr sussk wAlok =
| abnss shmm an cid.
In Harh hunaea hoanssalssy rm,en. fin
who hnAB rtssa c. So a.sarrraa 1890
mus1 hage proved kfmsssf - - worEIIv
q Eag8 . Prod GfsEsns<<na. IA - -
whu1s goFEh = kno1n - annra -
eeBt spsu ED ~ had 81 eelrar,s q
ava sxtsndsa. 1nnh "a hosors4 onn
nag eEtgy Ne DouiaI ana fnisllausnzl
pleasures ukAsh admimfan fa nnah oiE-
sleg t@pilea. He mag msNs kfnArsN
U1nda ana Gnd tAcas mA0 are 80 Is
mnge vita him h aBy hgI6 q tkoawfa,
sho ess eaRef 10 advances edo 81 sd
VA hin - 80 swpFueswHnt 81 tks
Uina a1d ne hEQadeniaa e The undsr-
glAa41nE. He will Hnd fhnzs uina haps
followed Ne leadeEs into TIE dspsha e
thalf pAiloao5Ay; he VIII hnd thses
Whos safnt1a 90 mnsies hass eEnapef fhs
tdeas a TIE maGssss and hare fauna 4
pia1e FIR tn1lK works IL hstA mind ard
he4Et; ha wfu 6nd ehoee she naEs e.
veted leemssIyee - an And hnEs nnaa
q s aimose 3 eso0od betiRfor; aboss al.
BE rs 2nd bsnad I'D heaftg 1sailna
q fsilasshfp, frisn1zhip and . ayn-
pathys snrh a. END - life al that thars
- o. happiness and Fust.
Ike walia 81 the &e9fkIs homa--she
true homa-aarrennd preaiselg What the
walls sf the trns hsna suKromna ths
world 0gsF. Hngpitaii p Hs6nemsut,
uuitaEs. thouNht. love 81 toe aFts-thers
ere q thossand and ans shinaa ukioh
enasr into the hon1o-lffa and make Il
uhat i ie-lbe teoeh % hssssr on earth.
And they eater into Il On the saorss Of
ths R4ei6s tsst a. fhsy do On the shores
0f the Atlantic. Du1Tma1zCuB.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02

Rnu1oxTzKD An1zErx. = AmpaR the
young professional men Of BsaslIs. nons
has established = higher rspasasion OF
more completely won she conAdsnas Of
the people than Dr.. l.. II. DaWaon, Who =
feu days eco entered into Z partnefuhio
with DR.. 4. 7. Minor, one Of Soattie's
best known and most highly Feepected
phyaieiane. DIR. Daweon h a close sta
dent and clear thinkof, and though his
peaidence has extended over only faw
years, u has been sufloiontly long 70 ~
sore the recognition which bis wafth as
: gentleman snd physician oomuand1.
Dr.. DsWaou u the author Of The aEtIsIo
on Medicine and Medical Men, whioh
will b found 10 anothaf oolunn and
which will add 60 his already hiah Facu-
talon ~ 4 writer Of no mean ability.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02

Among ths sueossaful corporations
established fust ons year h tie Me-
ohauioaf B1oss. OocldenkAi Block. NJ.
a. K0En, ths Pfesidsnt and manaasr,
Informs NJ that ainea She beginning Of
ths fall UeasoE they hav0 cold nssfiy
ave hundssa Stoves and ranges, besides
pEftlna IN q large heating fsFnaee AZ
ne PoEi Townsend sshoolhousa. They
smpioy from ! 70 8 men oissdily Il ne
timing SD plnmbiag sboD. Ia fhe
basement 81 TIE sams plaes tbeIe i q
harness aud addIeFy oaiablisbmanl oon-
negted With tbe hesitation. undsg the
able manaRszaana Of Mr.. Ffsd Bsriss,
an exparienead and oompetons nanu-
faeturef Ia fhis lima. Mr., KuFn u also
- agent fer soma 81 Tue laFReEa
g.amped waFs and Japan ware sstab-
llahments n Ne Uuitad Btatea-she
OoicAao HtampinR Oompany; aieo Tor
Ne Chicago Bt0ss Wofka. Headina
Stove Wsfka. % RsadinR. Pa. end ths
AFlingloa Store works, wheeling, w.
fa.s--aud extaaslEely supplies the kFaas
u Washlnainn Territory, Oregon mnA
Montans. Tbs Mechanics Store euaexa
upon its seoond year sifh aehnoWisdead
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Ssannia Winatoa. sappoFisd b. Pika's
0peTa Compeny, vail appear In opera in
Seattle Wednesday, January Ssh, giving
/ four miRhts aud q makinse. Miss wins
ton n Vel knevn and vsry pspalaF
among opera lowers q this coast. 81
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| NJ MoMioken. A. W. PipoE, q.
Hnlnss, Z. q B Iosh. W. HsFkenrath. y.
B. Petersen. q. Dslfsl, v. 8. Smith,
Caas. Lo1eh, I'd. Ksiioaa, Gard Kei-
loRg. II. Lang. @. Rsaach, Peter Send
eeFakh, Geo. Kittin9eF, A. q. AEllef,
Otto Ranke, Sehm Leok. Fred. Qasnh,
@. Bafian, ID. Bail. NJ. Lavy, VIVA. No
infyrs. David West, John 8. Andersen,
Frank Olinch, B. Meyer, X. 0Jttstsin,
.. MansF, II. Strong, John p. Lswrseos,
]. II. Woolesy, O.aH. KeieQsF, John
GeigaE. Wa. DoWlinR. sam Rosenberg,
@. q. HteinUag, W. B. Olarke. Frank
Smith. Maurice Harris, r, W. Meer RoId,
Jacob HeFshbsf9. p. Bauman, 8. &.
Dssidaon, saek Levy, James Marshall.
n Bittner. HeFm MeFeF, W. Haskail. II.
s. KouinG. II. q. Saith, r. &. Kahn, A.
Hanes, ". y. LsEsrenz. W. g. behrlsker,
b. Boldt. @. W. ksmsden. a
TUEA vKszIN nALL.
The Turn Vsregn bali Of last evening
Gas an affair too RraHd 10 90 unn0ticsd,
IL e1mpletely eclipsinR anythinQ Of the
kind ever given "a Saattle. The hall, Ia
conlormity With tbs spirit % enterprise
that prevails anona The members Of the
Turn Vereln, was deDofated in its hnsst
saronaed The ball vas spectacle 20
behold. and evinced shs interest that
vas taken n this snoosasfuI enteFtain-
meat. Tee opening speech was deliv-
cred b. the Pfesidant; then followed
performances by seventeen Of 8eaatls'e
faireel ladies, who marched upon the
Stage 10 q manner thai would havs done
credit 20 q sqasd Of dragons, each Of
them bearing upon STAFF q letter Of the
alphabst. and dfsvine into line At s.pFe-
ssnt asms,n she letters sSsatile Tara
Vssein." AftAr few dances had been
indelRed In. n ssssr Mefss rendered one
NJ his chaFming sonRs. followed By Mics
8eewarl, WHO executed the sword danes
in O dextrous and marvellous manner,
whish elicited q veil deserved shower Of
applause. Mr.. Dsifwelsrs' slack wire
rope perforaAnoe Vas also very good.
: Tbs grand drawing tosk place 81 II
O'Clock. but owing 20 the lateness Of the
hour, ws we're uaabts 10 laarn who we're
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The fortunate winners Of the Gx elegant
rxixas. EleRant refreshments uera
served ct ~ o'clook. The ball lAssed
uutil a lace hear ard everybody v8ted is
enc az tbs fnesf social entertain menls
ever given IN Seattle.
1Hn arr AnsoaEaxT1H.
The Arr Associates, oEna1inad n Nay,
1855. b now COS of The Weil esiAhii1Aed
inssisufioua 81 6oa34IA Tha inferae1 hzg
been of aDdnal 0reWih, and the foand-
ars Of this uow dsurianinR institution
have had 10 w1sk bard for feotAold.
They are eoon 10 come before she pubsie
wsth thelf sseoed amausl sztibiti1n, a1o
e. &c snesQetle eduasfional soctsfy they
vii deserve Tie psfrenaes q ~ who aEs
ia1essated IN the a9xAnesment o. ar
Last year Ne society VS. yOanR and
9Ythoaa fands. ana iaboFed ande- Ne
diaadeautaee of hnsag prspafalion. aside
frosn Us diffouity q wsgkiug 10 prnsli
and tnounvUn8uns nnwma. Notwithstnno
lnR all thuss drmwbaeka. thsg Esse VITA
the maut nroxpeofsd a1coana, and called
fuxtA ths warm Appf0eal cf he paolie
fhsy hass nee, IA tbs Toung hatarsi.
49, buildinR. 0ell erTaoRsd gnd yell
haaied apaTtmanfa They have bsen
. whole rear prep tFiuR 70 make tbslE
exhibitioa esnst6ing IN ehish SEATTLE
mag taks iast pgids, an3 ~ reward
ear thair sAeeae tkey richly dassres 8
liesral patfunaRs. Ths unnoer o. pfs-
furea viii nos b. - great - la1s year,
b1s the work oone - ear laoef ARISES
VII Eeou tnAs tas ys4Fe at1dy has r.
sullsd h aFsst proat. There VII alsc
D. loaned fer ne oessaion several nns
paintinas b. sidslY kBosn srtiglA The
espaxsmAna % uwk % chinA VII b q
eAarzs Of Hm MaEy kantiuA wh.ea y
q nAy that ~ wtM ~ q sna,as8 1hae1
haxfna ths AFFAIR 10 hsnd OH tntrodass
several Dsw aud Q iraativ tseatnrpa. sad
e sxuallent masie1i % eFamoe asu y
tara sasd. 10 ukie1 ear alaal pcpnlas
foeal mzxse.aaa n1l a.si 8 Ms kst
shEu. 80 Rr1sidens. ulsf s1gerinisae
- a8air. ulth Ne snahnsaanainkle -
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